Two Days Session of Ames and Bern Sunday School Convention
The Ames and Bern Sunday school convention in ME church begins July 30. Rev McClurkan and Rev Warrener deliver talks on Sunday school civic righteousness and map use. Many presenters discuss lesson construction, missionary instruction, teaching methods, and parental roles, with officers named and a notable, helpful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames and Bern
Hoy
R. McClurkin
Warren Presbyterian Church
Washington County
Asolo
Lucile Lavell Ang
Aflis Clare Ellenwood
O. L. Barngrover
Bartlett
S. R. McClurkin
Ars. E. E.gilian
J. R. Connor
Athens
American Sunday School Union
G. H. L. Beeman
Fannie Ogg
Sontay
Z. K. Henry
L. C. Haddox
Myrtle Lortz
Gertrude Brawley
I. Haas
Ted
Lucy Wyatt
Ames
M. P. Totman
Bern
Normal and Home Department
Reunion Turchin's Brigade at State House Columbus
Annual reunion of Turchin's brigade to be held at the state house in Columbus on Tuesday September 5. All are urged to attend especially the historical committee members. The committee includes G W Early D E Putnam R S Brock C L Williams A J Grimes and C B Baker from various regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turchin
State House
Columbus
Historical Committee
G. W. Early
Ath
D. E. Putnam
Sand
R. S. Brock
Iith
C. L Williams
List
A. J. Grimes
38Th
C. B. Baker
Lith
Bright Athens Boy Wins Buffalo Trip Prize
Robert Zenner Young son of F C Young from Athens and San Francisco won a contest in the San Francisco Examiner. He and his mother earned a tree trip to the Buffalo exposition after closely predicting where Bunson and Fitzmorris would meet during their around the world journey. They visited the Pan-American exposition then returned to San Francisco. Mrs Young of Athens praises her grandson's achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Zenner Young
Sir
Sirs
F.C Young
Athens
San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Examiner
Buffalo Exposition
Buffalo
Clara , Yeung
S. B. Pruden
F. ©. Young
New York Journal
Louis St. Claire
Bunson
Fitzmorris
Amoor’ Valley
Amoor River
Young
County Pedagogues Open Athens County Institute
The Athens county teachers institute opened Monday with 76 teachers enrolled. Supt A H Dixon presided, Miss Mary Snow kept minutes, and President Alston Ellis delivered the opening address. Dr J W Denney replaces Gordy as lecturer, with Prof William Crane and Dr Byron W King among instructors for two weeks of sessions and reading circle activities expanding membership.
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Athens County
Teachers’ Institute
Chape
A. H. Dixon
Albany
Mary Snow
Alston Ellis
Ellis
J. P. Gordy
Ohio State University
New York University
J. W. Denney
Denney
Gordy
William I. Crane
Department of English
Steel High School
Dayton
Byron W. King
King's School of Oratory
Pittsburg
F.S. Coultrap
Ohio Teachers’ Circle
Reading
Coultrap
County Reading Circle
Tod O'Clock
Athens
L. W. Kelley
Mary P. Snow
Jane Ryan
Ida Maxwell
Olive Wilson
Helen Townsend
L. G. Bean
Margarite Dilts
Jennie Robinson
Blanche Phillips
Cline
Amanda Dean
G. D. Miller
Laura Hastings
Dollie B. Barker
Alma Stottz
Lena Patterson
Nell
National Naval Veterans likely move HQ to Athens
The National Association Naval Veterans US A appears poised to relocate its headquarters from Brooklyn to Athens for the coming year. James A. Miller is favored for commodore commander after unanimous election in Cleveland. Miller’s prior rises include lieutenant commander in Cincinnati, commander in Philadelphia, and fleet captain chief of staff in Chicago.
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National Association Naval Veterans
Athens
James A. Miller
Brooklyn
New York
Biller
Cleveland
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Muller
Miller
Cincinnati
Association
Philadelphia
Chicago
Championship Won as Leans Triumph in Rough Exhibition
Friday afternoon game between the Fats and Leans featured umpire Billy Watkins. Leans led 3 1 in the first inning, then extended to 3 5 after five innings as the Fats struggled with field conditions and misplays. D D Qarr delivered notable slides, while the field deteriorated, ending with Leans 35 and Fats 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fats
Leans
Billy Watkins
D. D. Qarr
Dr Parker Resigns to Practice in Gallipolis
Dr C B Parker, longtime Athens hospital physician, resigns to join his father Dr E W Parker in Gallipolis. He has specialized in eye ear nose and throat care and will offer general practice. The Parker pair plan offices in the Parker block on Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Parker
Athens Hospital
Mediine
Gallipolis
E. W. Parker
Parker
Athens Institution
Drs. Parker & Parker
Parker Block
Second Street
Threshing Machine Causes Runaway Carriage Crash
In Nasville two twin brothers named Ellis narrowly escaped death when a traction engine threshing machine ahead of T. W. Leyland’s residence stopped the road. The bays pulled sharply right, yoke broke, carriage somersaulted, bodies tossed, but the men escaped with bruises and a broken buggy. Willie Leyland and Robert Poston aided them homeward that night.
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Canasnville
T. W. Leyland
Baker & Place
Ray Holsington
Ellis
Willie Leyland
Robert Poston
Coolville camp meeting opens with strong attendance
Coolville August 5. Rev Ostrum leads opening service to a large crowd, more campers on grounds than any prior year. Ground conditions praised as ship shape. Bishops Blshop and Hawk coordinate services, Steele plans youth meetings, Mia Crouse and daughters commendable as juvenile instructors. Saturday and Sunday crowds meet or exceed past years with bright omens and several conversions.
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Cooltille
Coolville
Ostrum
Tiis
Blshop
Hawk
Steele
Mia
Crouse
GK. Cc
Runaway injures Nelsonville resident Amos Mace
Amos Mace a truck gardener of Glen Ebon was seriously injured Friday afternoon when his wagon was run away by frightened horses near Juniper and Lampman's mine. He sustained a broken leg a dislocated shoulder four broken ribs one lung pierced and severe facial and body injuries. He was taken home where doctors expect recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Amos Mace
Mr. Mace
Glen Ebon
Juniper
Lampman's
Nelsonville Names L. G. Bean Principal
L. G. Bean was elected principal of Nelsonville High School after a tie in the final vote. A graduate of Ohio University he previously served as the Hanging Rock superintendent and declined Burgettstown, Pennsylvania to accept the Nelsonville post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Bean
Nelsonville
Coort
Dacetiva
Dean
Bean
Ohio University
Hanging Rock
Lawrence County
Burgettstown
Triennial Conclave Tickets Notice at Lonlaville G
The Hockin valley announces ticket sales for the Triennial Conclave Keights Templar at Lonlaville. Tickets available via deposit in Ucket and Recents Mimic may be extended one. Sept. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templar
Lonlaville
Hockin Valley
Ucket
Agricultural land mortgages and cancellations in Athens county report
Recorder Elmer Galden filed the annual secretary of state report detailing deeds, leases, and mortgages for the year ending June. Agricultural land activity shows 192 agricultural mortgage records totaling 347,575.65 with 12 more cancellations than new loans, while city property loans and cancellations also show activity, yielding an overall net favoring cancellations by 183,102.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Galden
Taylin
Stone
Athens County
Gallipolis Hospital Trustees Reorganized to Appoint New Superintendent
Governor Nash reorganizes the Gallipolis hospital board to remove Dr W K Coleman and replace superintendent Dr H C Rutter after a decade in office. New trustees Faraday of Cleveland and Curtin V Harris of Athens join, with Forshay of Cleveland president and Harris secretary. Coleman to take charge September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutter
Gallipolis Hospital
Gallipolis J Eplicotis Hospital
Nash
James D. Brown
Athens
Faraday
Cleveland
Curtin V. Harris
Athens Journal
Geo. W. McCook
Steubenville
St. Brown
AlcCook
Brown
Forshay
Alc Cook
Harris
Columbus
H.C. Rutter
P. M. Forshay
Cortla V. Harris
Coleman
Commissioners Buried In Bern Township Mud Hole
Aug 6 report of county commissioners straying into Bern township and getting their carriage stuck in a mud hole. The broken single tree was repaired by the village blacksmith, leaving the officials wiser about Bern township roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buoap
Bern Township
Bern
Boy seriously injured by mowing machine
Four year old son of George Crawford injured while playing near a mowing machine. One band lacerated two fingers broken with bones protruding through the mesh. Dr. Pilcher of Casaelle attended the injured member. At this date the title Ind is doing fairly well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassanville
George Crawford
Pilcher
Casaelle
Ind
Bibles for Ohio Prisoners Sent From Athens County
Prof. William Hoover of Ohio University Athens visited the chaplain list to discuss the welfare of 97 prisoners from Athens County. He represents the Athens County Bible Society and will report to county commissioners and send donations of Bibles for inmate use at the Ohio Penitentiary News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoover
Ohio University
Athens
Athens County
Hoover
Athens County Bible Society
Ohblo Penitentiary News
Mound Hill Church to be Dedicated in Ames Township
The Mound Hill Christian church in Ames township will be dedicated on Sunday August 13 by Rev. J J Summerhill D D editor of the Herald of Gospel Liberty of Dayton. A large attendance is expected and desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Hill Christian
Ames Township
J. J. Summerhill D.D
Herald of Gospel Liberty
Dayton
Marriage Licenses Set Across Counties in Brief Notices
A stream of marriage license notices lists John Tucker of Perry county and Mary Tenna of Derthick, Henry C. George of Barlow with Jane Sutton of Stewart, Charles E. Story of Burlingham with Laura A. Dinsmoor of Coolyitle, Charles F. Chapman with Grace Lett of Nelsonville, Francis W. Love of Plantsville with Ethel M. Seaman of Broadwell, William H. Webb of Angustine with Mery E. Ferguson of Athena county, Frederick Schwalb with Eva Supplee of Nelsonviile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tucker
Perry County
Mary Tenna
Derthick
Henry C. George
Barlow
Washington County
Jane
Death of Susan Price at Home After Typhoid Illness
Susan Price died at her home Saturday after several weeks of typhoid fever. She was about years old and the wife of William Price. Funeral services were held Monday with interment in the new cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Price
Birs
Willian Price
New Cemetery
Child Drinks Coal Oil in Accident at Lottridge Home
The small child of Mr. and Mrs. Lottridge nearly died Saturday evening after swallowing coal oil from a bottle. After persistent care, the child’s condition improved. The notice also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. S. Cheney & Co., Toledo, with claims of constitutional treatment and a $100 promise for cures, plus endorsements for Hall's Family Pills.
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F. 3
Cheney and Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Drurgiats
T.c. Hall
Iron Fence for Sale in Beirne Ark at Bargain
Eighty feet of iron fence in good condition offered cheap. Includes one double and one single gate, two fine limestone posts and stone foundation for fence. Call this office for particulars. O. O. Buch Beirne Ark. notes a prior health claim about DeWitt's Little Early Risers and recommends them through Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Buch
Beirne
Ark
DeWitt
Cline
Ath ens residence offered at very low figures
A Sargain presents an advertisement to sell an Ath ens residence quickly in a desirable location with modern improvements. De Witt's Little Early Risers are recommended as a safe pleasant and effective remedy, with mention of Clines Dhar macy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hinitaxn
de Witt
Cline
For Sale Surry Neatly Painted Half Price in Athens
For sale a strong neat surry town newly painted but little used priced at less than half. Address Box St Athens Ohio. Also Kedol Dyspepsia Cure offered as permanent relief for digestion. It supports rest for the stomach by aiding digestion and is sold at Cilne's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Ohlo
Cilne
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Ames and
Amesville
Earco
Omicera
Korded—Lnostructors
Crane and Deabey
King
Reading Circle
Edna Mason
Mary A. Lewis
Mary Rinehart
Anthoor
J. J. Woolley
Louise Wooalley
Coolrine
Carrie Waterman
Lizzie M. Shields
Cora Wigley
Mary Starkey
Anna Aiken
Blanche Smith
Bertha Wills
Albert Wetherbee
J. E. Bailey
Judson
G. W. Christman
EF. V. Douglass
Fred Grans
Rose Hartley
Marthneld
Alice Shannon
Elta Shannon
Clara Hawk
Ida Allison
Lenora Beverage
Mineral
May Stanton
Nora French
Noamfea
Minnie Kennard
Rosevile
Jennie Wiliams
Torch—Mae Botkin
New England
Bertha Smith
H. K Adrian
Gertrude Andrews
Frost
Romeo Richardeon
Murray Hatch
Hattie Dean
Oste Dean
Jeasie Richardson
Canaanville
D. L. Catloms
Bmilseld
John Sprague
P. A. Croggan
Big Hun
Mabel Davis
Chauncey
J. R. Welling
Clara Welfing
G A. Six
Hollister
Sarah Price
Broadwell
Euniee Pickering
Wellstone
G. E. Ely
McArthur
Adeline Tayor
Grace Selby
Luhrig
Mabel Wilkes
C H. Damaree Lysander
Kirkengail
Mary Baba
Annie Warrener
Amesrile
Bertha Wilcox
Winifred Richmond
F. M. Heston
Porto Rico
Hanael Barnes
S. Barres
D. A. Ogan
Jacksonville
May Carter
Mattle Shirley
Glouster
Jessaca McBroom
J. F. Wendlerson
Ethel Dangherry
Ben Walsh
Hall
W. E. Riley
Pleasanton
W. G. Morrison
Marchwest
Blanche Finaterwalu
Linscott
Kenneth Wolfe
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